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MIXMAG LAUNCHES 'GREATEST DJ of ALL TIME' POLL Submitted By: Alchemy Lifestyle Thursday, 16 September 2010 MIXMAG LAUNCHES 'GREATEST DJ OF ALL TIME' POLL Submitted by: Alchemy Lifestyle Thursday, 16 September 2010 MIXMAG LAUNCHES ‘GREATEST DJ OF ALL TIME’ POLL www.greatest.dj Mixmag, the world’s biggest clubbing and dance music magazine, is asking dance music fans around the world to vote in the only DJ poll that matters: The Greatest DJ Of All Time. Launching on 16 September, everyone who loves dance music and DJ culture is given the chance to make their vote count by visiting www.greatest.dj. The site utilises the latest facebook connect technology and features videos, information, discussion and much more. This is the dance music equivalent of the BBC’s ‘Great Britons’ series. A shortlist of 35 DJs has been put together, and each nominee has been chosen by another huge name from the world of dance music. The nominees range from across the spectrum and history of dance music and include the likes of: •Contemporary superstars such as Fatboy Slim, Tiesto, Richie Hawtin, 2ManyDJs, Erol Alkan, Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Paul van Dyk, and Andy C. •Founding figures of disco like Francis Grasso and David Mancuso •Original house DJ Larry Levan (championed by Arthur Baker) •The godfathers of hip hop such as Grandmaster Flash and Kool Herc •Paul Oakenfold and Sasha, the first of the superstar DJs •NY warehouse legend Francois K (championed by dubstep pioneer Mala) •The first person to set up two turntables in a club, Jimmy Saville! As well as contributions from some of the biggest stars in dance music, respected DJ historians Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton of www.djhistory.com have also weighed in with their nominations and expertise. Each of the ‘champions’ has recorded an exclusive video for Mixmag, urging viewers to vote for their choice of greatest ever DJ. Mixmag’s sister website, Don’t Stay In (www.dontstayin.com), the world’s biggest clubbing website, will focus on each nominated DJ over the next few months with free mixes to download, site takeovers, and further video footage. Voting will be open until midnight on 15th December, with the final result announced in the February 2011 issue of Mixmag. Notes for editors •Logos, cover images, embed codes, and other digital assets are available on request from [email protected] 02089964810 Page 1 About Mixmag Mixmag was founded in 1983 as a newsletter for the nascent UK club DJ scene. The first cover stars were Shalamar and the magazine launched the first legal DJ mix tapes. As rave culture exploded in the early 90s, Mixmag became the bible of dance music and clubbing, charting the rise of the superstar DJ and defining the scene as we know it, along the way coining terns such as ‘superclub’ and ‘trip hop’. 27 years later it is accepted as the foremost international authority on dance music and club culture. Useful URLs www.greatest.dj - exclusive videos, information about each nominee and the chance to vote www.dontstayin.com - Mixmag’s sister website is the largest online clubbing community in the world, full of news, forums, debate, club listings and competitions www.mixmag.net - Mixmag’s website with the latest news from the world of dance music www.djhistory.com - the leading online resource on the history of DJ culture, curated by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton, authors of ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My Life’ Full list of nominees for ‘Greatest DJ Ever’ 2ManyDJs (championed by Jaymo and Andy George) Alfredo (championed by Danny Rampling) Andrew Weatherall (championed by Erol Alkan) Andy C (championed by Sub Focus Carl Cox (championed by Yousef) David Mancuso (championed by Dany Krivit) Derrick Carter (championed by Raf Rundell of Two Bears) Eddie Halliwell (championed by Judge Jules) Erick Morillo (championed by Sebastian Ingrosso of Swedish House Mafia) Erol Alkan (championed by David Dewaele of Soulwax / 2ManyDJs) Fabio & Grooverider (championed by Technicolour) Fatboy Slim (championed by Hervé) Felix Da Housecat (championed by Kris Menace) Francis Grasso (championed by Frank Broughton) Francois Kevorkian (championed by Mala) Frankie Knuckles (championed by Terry Farley) Grandmaster Flash (championed by Niall Dailly of Jack Beats / Scratch Perverts) Hatcha (championed by Artwork) Jazzy Jeff (championed by A-Trak) Jeff Mills (championed by Slam) Jimmy Saville (championed by Bill Brewster) Kool Herc (championed by Dominic Butler of Stanton Warriors) Larry Levan (championed by Arthur Baker) Laurent Garnier (championed by Layo Paskin of Layo and Bushwacka!) DJ Marky (championed by Smithy of Total Science) Page 2 Optimo (championed by Mylo) Paul Oakenfold (championed by Above & Beyond) Paul van Dyk (championed by Gareth Emery) QBert (championed by DJ Yoda) Ricardo Villalobos (championed by Craig Richardson) Richie Hawtin (championed by Seth Troxler) Sasha (championed by James Zabiela) Sven Vath (championed by Loco Dice) Tiesto (championed by Sander van Doorn) Tony De Vit (championed by Fergie) For further information on Mixmag please contact: Matt Learmouth @ Alchemy PR on: 020 8996 4810/ or email [email protected] Page 3 Distributed via Press Release Wire (https://pressreleases.responsesource.com/) on behalf of Alchemy Lifestyle Copyright © 1999-2021 ResponseSource, The Johnson Building, 79 Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8AW, UK e: [email protected] t: 020 3426 4051 f: 0345 370 7776 w: https://www.responsesource.com.
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